we're also going to see it eventually get to nova scotia. that would mean some rip current possibilities up and down the east coast. i want to leave you with one more graphic, a map of the monsoonal flow in the southwest. they've been having troubles. temperatures there, 100 ve >>> everything here in texas is a little bit different. the food, the fashion, and now, the speed. texas about to be home to the

it is pounding the nova scotia coastline. very unusual for that storm to make it that far north and to halt its characteristics. this big area of high pressure has been giving us the beautiful weather and it will stick around for awhile. 39 in erie, pennsylvania, right now. 46 in taneytown. 62 at the airport. you might want to take a light jacket to start the day. it will be a beautiful afternoon. we will lose the win today. lots of sunshine. highs between 75 and 80 degrees. it is a beautiful sunrise. nothing changes this week. sunshine on wednesday, thursday, friday. the overnight low temperatures will be around 50 degrees. we have a 30% chance for a shower or thunderstorm this weekend. did not cancel any weekend plans. back to the news desk. >> time now for a last look at one of our big stories. kim dacey joins us live with the funeral for art modell. >> the final farewell to art modell is here at the baltimore hebrew congregation. the synagogue has been preparing for a large gathering to say goodbye to the former ravens ow

it is pounding nova scotia this morning. kind of interesting that it held its tropical characteristics that for north into the canadian maritime. leslie missed the east coast of the united states because of this big area of high pressure appeared ill will stick around for the next four or five days. the temperatures are very bottom-light -- autumn-like. first time we have seen 30's on the maps in some time. 45 in frederick and taneytown. 55 in catonsville. 61 downtown. we start to get the heat island of fact with temperatures can be degrees warmer in the city. a perfect autumn day. it should be nice out if you take the boat out. wave heights a foot or less. we will do it again tonight. clear, cool, temperatures in the upper 40's and low 50's. very little changed through the end of the week. we keep the sunshine thursday and friday. high temperatures in the low 80's. over the weekend, a chance for a storm on saturday and sunday. do not cancel any outdoor plans . >> elected the most dangerous celebrity names to search for on t

gusts could exceed 130 -- >> in parts of the nova scotia and newfoundland. flooding and landslides will be a concern. a high pressure system is keeping things dry across the eastern half of the u.s. then out. the north dry and windy conditions are ideal for wild fires in the north western corner of the u.s. as for the hijacking up to 29 degrees. that's about six degrees higher than monday. as for the south, 33 in oklahoma city. all right. finally let's go over to europe. it's quite wet and windy in the north western corner of europe. very heavy rain is falling. and as the rain comes in, feeling the hot sign. it should be cooling down quite significantly as we head into thursday. for example, your highs are expected to be 26 degrees on tuesday. it should be cooling down to 17 degrees on thursday. 28 on tuesday. here is your extended forecast. >> and that will do it for us on this edition of "newsline." thank you for watching. tavis: good evening. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am

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now we had wind damage in nova scotia. it's bad luck, man. let's take a live look outside, our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. it's just severe clear as we call it really. look at the temperature, 80 degrees, dew point 52. the dew points aren't as blow as yesterday but still low 50s is great for dew point, humidity below 40%, open up the windows, turn off the ac. take a jog, bike ride, no problem. 78 in vienna, 81 great falls, 77 fairfax, 78 arlington, 80 downtown, 81 college park, 79 in bowie. our nice stretch will continue, cool again tonight, perhaps not quite as chilly as last night, a terrific thursday. the humidity stays low, good hair days, and remember your shades tomorrow because we're looking at essentially clear skies. now tonight clear and cool, leave the ac off. you'll need a sweater if you're out past about 10:00 or so. i don't know if you're going crazy on wednesday night, but if you, do bring a sweater, 52 to 62 downtown. tomorrow morning sunny, cool start, need a sweater at the bus stop, 50s and 60s. don't

actually the tail end of the front is going to be bringing more heavy ran to nova scotia, thursday and friday. for many of you a lot clearer. and a chilly day as well. in behind the front. some cooler air, making it feel very much look autumn. you've will be seeing single digit lows for much of the midwest. waking up to, a very chilly day on thursday. showers moving through ontario in toward the great lakes region. however, if we head out to the west, well, looking very, very dry, actually warm as well. late blast of summer coming to you in parts of oregon, down through california, you are getting 31 degrees in l.a. 28 in denver. all right, let's go now to europe. where things have been stormy indeed through parts of italy as well as, the eastern balkans. unfortunately not going to change much. just pushing further east toward the black sea. italy you will be seeing things recover a little bit on your thursday. high pressure moving in. should be nice and calm. but the storms are stim vell ve active. rain recorded in croatia. and has been, pretty stormy for places like serbia, as well a

nova scotia, newfoundland. experiencing moderate surf as a direct result of the storm. already. that gives you an idea how powerful it is. could see sea swells. dangerous rip currents associated with the storm. it is quite far off from the mainland at the moment. all right. heavy rain in the carolinas. is starting to diminish. as we head on into saturday. should bea clear e der day. tornadoes with some of the storms. certainly strong wind. potential for hail too. just where the boundary of colder air is reaching -- the persistent heat towards the south. 37 degrees at oklahoma city. 37 at houston, also. we have had a drop of almost 10 degrees. in places like chicago as well as denver. and along this boundary that you are going to be finding the most severe of the storms. a hot day in los angeles. 30 degrees. this will persist into the weekend. 28 in seattle. will fall by 10 degrees into sunday. all right, let's head now into europe. toward the north. wet, windy. afraid. northern british isles. through scandinavia and russia. rest of the continent is looking dry, calm. temperature

so big waves heading for the new england coastline and possibly through newfoundland or nova scotia as we go through tuesday into wednesday. but what has our attention closer to home, the possibility of tropical development in the northern gulf. as of now, very unorganized. a little area of low pressure with thunderstorms. any time you get anything that could develop in the gulf of mexico, it's worth watching. for today's forecast, pretty quiet day. a few thunderstorms in the southeast, also kansas city. very hot in texas. and a little bit better in new england with that humidity, lynn. as far as d.c. and the carolinas, no relief. very hot and humid. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, euro stimulus fever. >>> a new phone gets no buzz. >>> and shoes with sole make legal history. the early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> coming up, a hit parade in our nation's capital, the end of the line for andy roddick and the cowboys knock out the champs. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go anywhere ♪ i can go anywh

also seeing very rough surf over the new england coastline back through nova scotia. the good news is this is going to stay towards the north and curve offshore. not a problem for us. what we will be dealing with is this front pushing offshore. that deflects leslie to the east. high pressure builds in as we head into tomorrow afternoon. that takes us into friday. some good weather with temperatures in the 70s. future trends showing us temperatures falling into the 50s tonight. a few spots upper 40s north and west of i-70. and then tomorrow sunshine, cool, temperatures in the 70s. should be around 80 this time of year, so we'll actually be below average, and look at the future trend temperatures going into tomorrow night. upper 40s to around 51 in the city. it's going to be a really chilly feel towards the north and west. again, chilly nights, warm afternoons. tonight mostly clear, cool tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. we're going to call it some kind of wonderful. what do you think of that. 77 degrees here. here's your seven-day forecast. we have a great game set up, we'l

the good news is that leslie, while it might affect portions of canada and nova scotia late in the weekendrhaps a brush with bermuda and both of these should be missing us and we are glad to hear about that. and another look at that accuweather seven-day forecast from fox 5 tomorrow, about 87 degrees and we think there is going to be some scattered showers and downpours again, brian. >> thank you, sue. back here at 10. the news edge at 11. hope you will be, too. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i need your help... i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. well...everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe well...i'm not at liberty to give that out, but we do use tender chunks of white meat chicken in an herb & spice broth. come on that's it? i need the recipe. you gotta help me out! [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? like a ninja! [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. abut it'll become so much more. concrete and steel... a new world-class r

it tied with a test pattern in nova scotia. >> it's true, but i have seen. pattern and it's funny. >> huh this terrible disaster and then you get a break and then a little above yourself and another disaster. what is going through your mind? >> i'm irish. we think that the worst is ten minutes away or five minutes away. there is part of me that was half expecting that. i think you constantly think it's over. i had that feeling of well, i guess it's over about 35 times in my career. one was five minutes ago. >> is it the kind of career, it strikes me as odd that it's the comedy that attracts a lot of neurotic insecure people. like the worst thing they should be going in for. that pressure to make people laugh is like nothing like it. when a joke doesn't work and there is a terrible reaction, it feels awful. i can feel my body starting to compress. i don't know how you do this. >> first of all, i never experienced what you are talking about. every joke worked. there is 35,000 of them and they have all gone brilliantly. what's interesting is for me i am one of

guess why they launch from cape canaveral instead of nova scotia? guess why they get their eyes on the big island of hawaii for future launch? why do you suppose they're looking at hawaii for future launch? that 8 kilometers per second translates to 18,000 miles per hour. it turns out hawaii is going about 1,000 miles per hour. up here, going slower, so you know what you get? you get a free boost. so if you launch near the equator, you don't have to fire it off at 18,000. fire it off at 17,000, save you some fuel. so yes, the spin of the earth is a factor. so far i'm neglecting it and i neglect a lot of things in my course because i want you to see the base parts and then you can put the little embellishments on later. so in answer to that question when the satellite-- we went to another satellite yet, huh? when the projectile gets out here, 9, less than 9, more than 9, how many people say less than 9? ooh, how many say no, exactly 9, it'll always stay the same, i learned that over here? how many say, well, i'm a free spirit, i say more than 9, 'cau

it heads into portions of nova scotia, could be a devastating storm for them. for us, only some surf prabs. still muggy, but not as muggy as it has been. look for the fog, and tomorrow afternoon, we get warm again. 92 in the culpepper area, slight chance of a shower or storm down to the south and east, but that is really going to be about it. the next couple days, 93 on your friday. another front moves through, that will give us a good chance of rain with a high of around 79 on sunday, sunday afternoon looks gorgeous, and next week nice, and i made that nice as big as i could. that's how nice it will be. >> nice. it's very nice. >> very. thank you, doug. >>> here's what's trending online today. >> michelle obama's dress. we knew that would be trending. last night she work this gorgeous pink and gray sleeveless dress by tracy reese. she wore it with a pair of swelled pink pumps from j. crew. minutes after she appeared, reese tweeted so honored. last week ann romney spoke to the republican convention in a bright red oscar de la renta dress that was beautiful as w

leslie will eventually get to nova scotia. that would mean rip current possibilities up and down the east coast. i want to leave you with a map of the monsoonal flow in the southwest. they've been having troubles. 101, palm springs. that's in the back of a high-pressure system. >> everything here in texas is a little bit different. the food, the fashion, and now, the speed. texas about to be home to the fastest road in america. check it out. in texas, they say everything is bigger and better. from briskets, to cowboy boots. and now, the lone star state is fastest, too. behind this construction zone lies what will be the fastest highway in america. 41 miles of open road just south of austin. a blazing 85 miles per hour. >> honestly, i think it's a good idea. people go over the speed limit anyways. >> if you can drive, then it's not a bad thing. >> reporter: this texas highway is poised to surpass speeds only seen on germany's auto bonn. the motorists are ready for the extra mphs. >> i have family in san antonio, yeah. the faste

leslie will eventually get to nova scotia. that would mean rip current possibilities up and down the east coast. i want to leave you with a map of the monsoonal flow in the southwest. they've been having troubles. 101, palm springs. >> a "good morning wainington." warm and muggy start to your weekekend. temperatures already in the low tre. that's going to today. sticky out there. as points in n the 7070's week long. en all shower activity to the it to the of est. severe storms possible. high winds and hail. temperatures today. a and c cool. of sunsne. temperaturesnly in the mid 0's. stays that wayay next week. >> everything here in texas is a little bit different. the food, the fashion, and now, the speed. texas about to be home to the fastest road in america. check it out. in texas, they say everything is bigger and better. from briskets, to cowboy boots. and now, the lone star state is fastest, too. behind this construction zone lies what will be the fastest highway in america. 41 miles of open road just south of austin. a b

it tied with a test patent they show up in nova scotia. >> yes, true. but i've seen the test pattern and it's funny. it's a very funny test pattern. >> so what are you thinking now? you've had this terrible disaster. then you get a break. then you get a little above yourself, think it's easy, then you get another disaster. what is going through your mind? >> you know, i'm irish so we always think the worst is ten minutes away or five minutes away. and so there's part of me that was actually half expecting that. but yeah, i think you constantly think it's over. i've had that feeling of, well, i guess it's over about 35 times in my career. one of them was just five minutes ago. >> is it the kind of career -- it always strikes me as odd that it's the kind of career comedy that attracts a lot of neurotic, insecure people. >> yeah. >> it's almost like the worst thing they should be going in for, because that pressure, like i said earlier, to make people laugh is like nothing on earth. when a joke doesn't work and there's a terrible reaction, it feels awful.

storm because that potentially could be making a run toward new foundland or noarve ya scotia -- nova scotia early next week. looks like it would potentially be bermuda and southeastern canada. the bus stop forecast warm, muggy, isolated shower or two. temperatures running in the 70s. it's sticky out there. sunrise in 25 minutes at 6:41. we'll see the threat for a shower or storm this morning midday and again this afternoon. partly to mostly cloudy skies. these temps, the computer is spitting out might be a couple of degrees too low. i wouldn't be surprised with enough sunshine we make a run toward the 90-degree park. there are the showers west moving toward the east. a few showers have also developed just up 95, baltimore up toward the border there with delaware. so if you're going that way, watch out for that. winchester we've got a shower there. also here west of martinsburg, this stuff is fizzling as it approaches i-81. south of winchester going down 340 between front royal, north of luray, this is moving to the east, southeast. this will eventually end up in fauquier county, the norther

our futurecast -- nova scotia or at least getting closer at this point. futurecast shows it trying to make a run at us but it won't be till later in the week those showers are able to get in here. your seven-day forecast, 78 degrees tomorrow, full sunshine thursday, friday, saturday and temperatures gradually warming to the mid-80s closer to the end of the week, maybe a couple showers sunday and monday with temperatures in the low 80s, but that's a pretty great run of weather. we'll start seeing leaves begin to get a little color with those temperatures at night. all of a sudden summer is gone. fall has rolled into town. >> i'm looking forward to it. >>> britney spears settling into her new role at the judge's seat on x-factor and the pop star's surprising tough love may be giving designated bad guy and fellow judge simon cowell a run for his money. fox's adam housley reports. >> reporter: the x-factor is back for season 2 can demi lovato and britney spears joining l.a. reid and simon cowell at the judges table. >> i always know in the first day whoever w

. >>> ever been to halifax, nova scotia? beautiful seacoast town. lots of history and charm. it turns out halifax has too many cats. enter tuxedo stan, candidate for mayor. yes, he is running for office. and yes, he is a cat. and he's standing with all four paws firmly planted on a very worthy platform, in my opinion. stan is encouraging the good citizens of halifax to adopt a city-sponsored cat care program. and he's walking the walk, even on all fours, by raising money to help low income families spay or neuter their cats. i love that candidate. love him, love him, love him. >>> we have much more ahead in the next hour of "cnn saturday morning." >>> but first, the ancient mayans predicted the world will end this year, and they have the perfect place for you to take in the show. rob marciano takes us to the heart of their empire in this weekend's "on the go." >> reporter: the ruins are one of the wonders of the world, and they can be found on mexico's yucatan peninsula. they're only a few hours drive from cancun. >> it's best to go early in the morn sog you can depart from c

. >> narrator: in 1999, canadian peter sauer went to see a team of specialists in halifax, nova scotia. his symptoms could no longer be controlled by parkinson's drugs. the halifax team, led by dr. ivar mendez and harvard neuroscientist ole isacson, was trying to refine a controversial procedure they hoped would lead to a cure: a fetal brain cell transplant. >> what we're learning is how to reconstruct the brain. cells can actually be put back into the brain. they can grow new connections and release this transmitter, this chemical, dopamine, in a natural and appropriate way. >> narrator: the idea was to restart dopamine production by taking fetal neural cells, derived from aborted tissue, and transplanting them into a patient's brain. >> now we talk about the concept of brain repair. brain repair, you know, when i was in medical school, which is really not that long ago, was not even something that was thought about. so we have advanced tremendously to understand that we can potentially repair the brain. >> narrator: but would brain repair work for peter sauer? >> you can see here ver

>>> ever been to halifax, nova scotia? it's a beautiful seacoast town in canada. lots of history and charm and really incredible scenery, but halifax has too many cats. enter tuxedo stan, candidate for mayor. yes. he's running for office, and, yes, he is a cat. he's standing with all four paws firmly planted on a worthy platform. stan is encouraging the good citizens of halifax to adopt a city-sponsored cat care program, and he's walking the walk by raising money to help low-income families spay or neuter their cats. now, that is one candidate i would support. kind of looks like my cat. >> browser. i saw the photo. i'm tuxedo stan, and i approve this message. >> there you go. >>> next hour of cnn "saturday morning" starts now. >> good morning, everyone. it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. out west. i'm randi kaye. >> and i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your day with us, and we begin this hour with new details on that consulate attack in libya. it left four americans, including the u.s. ambassador to america, chris stevens, dead. sources tell us

>>> ever been to halifax, nova scotia? it's a beautiful seacoast town in canada. lots of history and charm and really incredible scenery, but halifax has too many cats. enter tuxedo stan, candidate for mayor. yes. he's running for office, and, yes, he is a cat. he's standing with all four paws firmly planted on a worthy platform. stan is encouraging the good citizens of halifax to adopt a city-sponsored cat care program, and he's walking the walk by raising money to help low-income families spay or neuter their cats. now, that is one candidate i would support. kind of looks like my cat. >> browser. i saw the photo. i'm tuxedo stan, and i approve this message. >> there you go. >>> next hour of cnn "saturday morning" starts now. >> good morning, everyone. it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. out west. i'm randi kaye. >> and i'm victor blackwell. thanks for starting your day with us, and we begin this hour with new details on that consulate attack in libya. it left four americans, including the u.s. ambassador to america, chris stevens, dead. sources tell us

. >>> ever been to halifax, nova scotia? beautiful seacoast town. lots of history and charm. it turns out halifax has too many cats. enter tuxedo stan, candidate for mayor. yes, he is running for office. and yes, he is a cat. and he's standing with all four paws firmly planted on a very worthy platform, in my opinion. stan is encouraging the good citizens of halifax to adopt a city-sponsored cat care program. and he's walking the walk, even on all fours, by raising money to help low income families spay or neuter their cats. i love that candidate. love him, love him, love him. >>> we have much more ahead in the next hour of "cnn saturday morning." >>> but first, the ancient mayans predicted the world will end this year, and they have the perfect place for you to take in the show. rob marciano takes us to the heart of their empire in this weekend's "on the go." >> reporter: the ruins are one of the wonders of the world, and they can be found on mexico's yucatan peninsula. they're only a few hours drive from cancun. >> it's best to go early in the morn sog you can depart from c

bermuda over the next several days potentially as a category 3 storm or higher but getting up towards nova scotia real threat to the u.s. coastline. waves and rip currents certainly a threat. that will be ongoing through the weekend. be careful there. watching this chunk left over chunk of isaac that has not kind of re-emerged in the gulf of mexico. they'll probably fly a hurricane hunter aircraft into this thing later on today to see what's going on with it. it could become another tropical storm again. they probably would name it nadine as opposed to isaac. that's sman tickemantics at this point. that soupy, tropical air mass in place across the eastern third of the country. a couple fronts that come through over the next couple of days to knock that down. until then, 83 in new york city for the high temperature 77 after some high temperatures yesterday that were much warmer and storms in chicago. zoraida, back up to you. >> that michael looked scary there. >> yes, yes. any time you get the eye opening up like that, it's intimidating. no threat to any sort of land mass out there. we can watch i

was indeed the first to cross the atlantic, and he disappeared somewhere between newfoundland and nova scotiad the best evidence seems to suggest that he perhaps was shot down by a rum runner. this was prohibition. so nungesser, if this is true, nungesser was not a victim of natural forces. he was a victim of american prohibition. this is chamberlin once again, and the owner of the columbia, his plane, charles levine. levine was, levine owned this block of columbia. it was the best client of the bunch at the time. lindbergh wanted it. lindbergh always painted levine as a duplicitous man. in fact, he more or less painted him as a duplicitous jew within his spirit of st. louis. because he always felt better about the fact that he had the columbia within his grasp, and then levine kind of jerked it away from him at the last minute. levine was the first transatlantic airline passenger. he jumped into the plane at the very last minute. lindbergh went across on may 20-21. chamberlin and levine -- weight, lindbergh went across in may. chamberlin and levine went across in june. they went to berlin. t